…grocery shopping. Okay, not that I really needed to go to the grocery store. I have plenty of food in my house, plenty. But I was hungry when I got off work today and found myself wandering the aisles at Kroger.
I was pleased with most of what I brought home..watermelon, sugar snap peas, pico de gallo, chicken, artisan multigrain bread, sweet potato crackers…and then there was the diet Pepsi…oh yeah, and the ice cream sandwiches…ha!! I told you I had a hankering for something with chocolate…not that the chocolate in those things is particularly high quality.
It sure tasted good to have a slice of that artisan bread rather than the store brand stuff I’d been eating all week. Granted, we can all make our own bread and it most definitely tastes tons better than the cheap stuff you can find in the stores…but we usually don’t take the time to bake our own bread. And I really don’t know why. It doesn’t really take that long…it’s not like you have to stand over it the entire time it’s rising. Surely it would be less expensive to bake our own bread rather than buy even the cheap stuff, wouldn’t you think? Maybe I’ll have to do a study on that one…
Anyhow, I’m glad I took part in the challenge…and oh so thankful that I don’t have to live like that every day.
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